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Bed Line

TD-548 Striped Duvet Cover Set

Horizontal banding in beige, orange, blue and grey with a geometric key motif on the pillowcases.

  • Product codeTD-548
  • GroupBed Line
  • Supply modelOEM and ODM against your drawing or material specification
  • Manufactured inChina, exported through the London company
Overview

What TD-548 Is

TD-548 is a printed duvet cover set built on horizontal banding rather than an all over repeat. The cover runs wide stripes in beige, orange, slate blue and grey, and the pillowcases carry a squared key motif drawn from the same palette. Because the design is directional, panel placement on the bed is part of the specification rather than an afterthought.

Key Benefits

Why Buyers Choose This Code

  • Directional banding that makes a bed read as styled rather than merely covered
  • A multi colour palette that lets one set work with several room schemes
  • Pillowcases with a related but distinct motif, so a set does not look flat
  • A pattern that suits photography for catalogue and online listings

Application Scenarios

  • Contemporary bedroom ranges aimed at a younger retail buyer
  • Student and co living accommodation fitted out in one specification
  • Seasonal bedding promotions that need a strong shelf image
  • Own brand ranges where one pattern has to carry several colour stories

Who It Is For

  • Retail buyers building a contemporary printed bedding line
  • Operators fitting out student or co living rooms to one standard
  • Importers who need a pattern that photographs well for online listings
  • Wholesalers supplying furniture and bedding showrooms

Problems It Solves

  • Plain bedding that gives a room no character in listing photography
  • Sets where the pillowcase looks like it came from a different range
  • Stripes printed off the straight so the banding runs crooked on the bed
  • Palettes too narrow to work across more than one room scheme
Technical Features

How It Is Built

Horizontal banded stripe across the duvet cover

Squared geometric key motif on the pillowcases

Beige, orange, slate blue and grey palette

Directional print with panel placement fixed in the specification

Set printed in a single run for colour consistency

Specifications

What Is Fixed And What Is Set Per Order

Dimensions, fabric counts, coating layers and packing were never published for this code. They are confirmed per order against an approved reference sample rather than guessed at here.

Product CodeTD-548
Product GroupBed Line
Product TypePrinted duvet cover set with matching pillowcases
PatternHorizontal stripe with geometric key motif
ColourwayBeige, orange, slate blue and grey
Country of ManufactureChina
Supply ModelOEM and ODM against the buyer's drawing or material specification
Sizes and ColourwaysConfirmed per order against an approved reference sample
PackingInner and outer counts agreed in writing before production

Materials

  • Woven bedding fabric to the buyer's construction, commonly cotton or cotton rich
  • Reactive print applied to the face cloth
  • Closure and finishing specified at sampling
Manufacturing Process

How The Order Runs

  1. Strike OffBanding widths and colour sequence are proved on a strike off.
  2. Panel PlanningCutting is planned so the stripe runs straight and lands correctly on the bed.
  3. Making UpCover and pillowcases are sewn and finished to the approved sample.
  4. Inspection And PackingStraightness of the banding is checked before packing.

Quality Control

  • Stripe straightness checked against the selvedge
  • Colour sequence checked against the approved strike off
  • Pillowcase motif checked for placement
  • Finished sets counted and packed to the written specification

Certification

The factories behind this catalogue include plants registered to ISO 9001, and one certified to ISO / TS 16949 for automotive components. Those certificates are held by the manufacturing partners rather than by EVT Enterprise Ltd, and the current certificate for the line running your order is confirmed at the time of order.

Reference sample. Production for TD-548 is checked against a retained physical sample held at the factory and at EVT, not against the photograph on this page.

Customisation

What Can Be Changed

  • Re-colour the banding while keeping the stripe widths
  • Change the stripe widths for a different scale
  • Substitute the pillowcase motif from the same palette
  • Retail ready packaging with artwork supplied by the buyer
Comparison

TD-548 Against The Alternatives

AlternativeHow it compares
An all over print such as TD-568An all over repeat is more forgiving in cutting and cheaper to make up. TD-548 needs planned placement, which is why it looks deliberate on the bed.
A woven stripeWoven stripes cannot fade in the print but limit the palette and cost more. Printing gives four colours in one pass.
Use Guide

Getting The Best Out Of It

  • Wash before first use and dry flat or on a low tumble setting
  • Iron on the reverse to protect the printed face
  • Place the cover with the banding running across the bed, as photographed
  • Quote the product code on reorder so the retained sample is used
Questions

TD-548 Questions

Can the stripe widths be changed?

Yes. Stripe widths, colour sequence and scale are all part of the artwork and can be changed before the strike off is approved.

Do the pillowcases have to carry the key motif?

No. The pillowcases can be printed in the stripe, in the key motif or plain in one of the palette colours.

How is the stripe kept straight in production?

Cutting is planned against the selvedge and straightness is checked on finished sets before packing. It is the check that matters most on a banded design.

Can this be supplied with a fitted sheet?

Set composition is specified per order. Tell us the pieces you want in the set and the factory quotes against that list.

Quote TD-548

Send the quantity, the destination market and any drawing or competitor sample you already have. That is enough for a working quotation.